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To a halt. bens deadly dose, according to his girlfriend, was drinking beer and scotch throughout the day along with an unknown quantity of oxycodone. when his blood alcohol level was tested, it registered 0.04. thats relatively low, less than half the legal limit. heres the implication -- it may not take much alcohol to tip the balance toward death. ben fell asleep in front of the tv, and, by the next morning, he had stopped breathing. >> its almost what makes it even more frightening, that he ...

Millions are americans are concerned about what is going to happen onto target and their debit and credit cards because of what happened in the past few weeks putting their personal information in jeopardy. joining me assistant editor of financial times and cnbcs marry thompson who has been all over this story and our networks. thank you for being with us. mary, first to you. how does this happen and what is the implication for target and all the people whose personal data has been compromised? ...

Or two before the infamous bridge gate took place. criticized the port authority for their lack of transparency. remember, this is the busiest bridge in the world. and we pay among the highest tolls in the country for the privilege of driving over the busiest bridge in the world. and the fact that anybody would use this bridge, this infrastructure for some petty political pay back is almost so bizarre it is a little bit difficult to believe. >> it has seemed difficult to believe, and i did not b...

Was reading about it because the implication, the political implication was so weird. the reason we did start to talk about it is because no competing explanation has emerged. there is an explanation that explains why this happened that isnt about political retribution? >> no. theres no explanation that has come forth. i attended four meetings of the port authority of new york and new jersey. beginning in october i went. october, november and december. i stood up and questioned what is going on ...

There is somebody greater than me in the world. >> sean, the point we are trying to make is there is a whole bunch of people out there for whom religion is the worst part of christmas but they go to church anyways. we are here to tell them they dont have to. >> so without the spiritual element, christmas is, what, like empty consumerism and shopping? >> what they say on the billboard the real meaning of christmas is what this billboard says is that it is family, charity, what else do they put up...

John roberts, discarded that consensus by striking down a key part of the voting rights act. >> what the court did today is stab the voting rights act of 1965 in its very heart. >> flash forward to this week and we know a series of states have begun restricting voting rights act. mississippi, texas, north carolina, under part of the law ruled unconstitutional, have passed strict forms of voter i.d. and this week, one of the most pivotal states in presidential politics entered the fray. this is a...

He didnt want to sue but he was driven to act after ford repeated this implication in an interview with a washington, d.c. radio station. now ford is standing by what he said. unlikely feat from beyonce. she stunned the music world. she stunned her fans by announcing and dropping her new album at the same time. her self-titled visual album a collection of 14 songs, 17 videos, is now available for you on itunes. she amazing kept all of this under wrap seemingly for on months. queen bee announce...

>> not on camera. >> embrace the suck. okay. >> embrace the suck. >> you tried, tapper. >> she got the expression from former congressman patrick murphy who was an iraq veteran and knows about days, months, years that suck, and she also noted that voting for this is not half as sucky as that. of course, she wouldnt use that term, but that was her implication. >> tapper, the eloquence you bring to my show. you and leader pelosi, i really appreciate it. >> im just quoting public officials. people ...

The gape factor -- people sort of cant help but stare at it -- is how petty it is, if it is political retaliation, this is an incredibly obnoxious and vindictive and stupid act of political retribution. so, the question remains whether or not political retribution can be proven as the motive here. but even without that, can you help us understand the kind of impact of this decision? i mean, it seems like it would have a pretty significant, not just hassle factor implication, but also an economic...

Larger number of people using that audience. did you hear -- because the only implication could be. either hes given up on doing big things, which im not willing to admit he has, or he still hopes to get a governing majority in both houses where hes able to get things done. like immigration, like a lot of things in implementing fully obama care? >> to me theres an interesting thing here of what comes between those two points. if you look at the speech he gave on economic justice wednesday, clear...